The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-05-29
BAYoSSE BABBLES.


vile.
The commencement exercises of Prof es-
sor Sloan's Young Ladies Seminary, at
Bergen Point, will be held Wednesday
evening
A game for the championship will be
played tomorrow at Bayonne proper by
the teams Of the Pamrapo and Bayonne
Athletic clubs.
Tomorrow afternoon the team of the
Bergen Point Athletic Club will meet in
battle array the nine of the Ariel Athletic
Club of Brooklyn.
Water Purveyor r. Cadmus Uombes has
been appointed by Mayor Newman as tenn
porary Collector of Revenue, and he has
qualified for the office.
Columbi Post, at Centreville, has been
engaged for the s'Glorious Fourth" by the
Irish Volunteers, of Bergen Point, for
their third Summer reunion.
A May festival and musical and literary
entertainment was given Tuesday evening
by the ladies of the congregation in the
Westview Avenue NJ E. Church.
The boiler makers employed in the vari-
Gus manufactures and oil reineries at
Constable Hook will organize another local
assembly OF the Knights of Labor.
Degree work was performed during the
meeting held by the members of Bayonne
Lodge No. 2O6, I. o. o. F., Friday evening
in Arcanum Hall, at Bayonne proper.
The Board of. Councilmen will mest with
Mayor Newman and City Treasurer Lord
in executive session Tuesday evening to
consider the annual tax levy and salary or
dinances.
Tie members of Crescent Council No. 6,
Peoples Reserve League, met thursday
evening in Arcanum Hall, at Bayonne
proper, and initiated two candidates for
membership.
Cards announcing the engagement of
Councilman Nicholas Carroll, of Bergen
Point, to Miss Annie Lyons, daughter of
Mr.. Charles Lyons, of Bayonne proper,
have been issued
A pleasant social entertainment was
given Monday evening in Arcanum Hall, at
Bayonne proper, following the session held
by the members of Bayonne Council No.
SOS. Royal Arcanum.
AT the residence of Mr.. Frank W. Rey-
nolds, of Avenue T, number of the
Madison NJ. E. Church, recently organized
Bible class, No. 3, of the organization. The
class viii meet every Friday evening.
Rev. w. G. Tessy, of Connecticut, will
ofdciate this morning at the services to be
held in the Third Germany Reformed
Church, on Avenue I, under the direction
of the Baptist Society of Bergen Point.
Pursuant to a call issued by Ex- Council
man James Rollston and John II Brewer
meeting was held last evening in Wulfs
Hall, at Bayone proper, for the purpose of
arranging to organize an Exempt Firemens
Association in the city.
The first game Of the series between the
mines Of the Staten Island and the Bergen
Point Athletic Club for the championship
of the Amateur Baseball League will be
played Wednesday afternoon on the Ave-
Qxggrounds at Bergen Point.
During the communication held Thurs
day evening in Schuylers Hall, at Bergen
Point. by the brethren of Bayonne Lodge,
No SO, T. and A. NJ, ritualistic work in the
first degree was performed. The candi-
date initiated was John F. Carney, of Pam
rapo.
Three recruits were mustered in as COM
rades at the specia session held Tuesday
evening in Wulf's Hall, at Bayonne proper,
by James n Van Buskirk Post No. 100, G.
A. r. The comrades of the post also per-
fected arrangements for the observance of
Memorial Day.
A branch of the Bohemian and Slavonic
Protective Association, of New York, has
been organized at Constable Hook. Fifty
six members are enrolled. The officers
are as follows President, James Sizer;
Vice-P President, Thomas Sipes; Secretary,
Joseph Kores; Treasurer, Louis Gohn.
Messrs. George S. Stitt, bow; Charles O.
Stillman, stroke, and Edward E. Van B us
kirk, coxswain, form the crew selected by
the members of the Bayonne Rowing
Association to enter the event for the pair
cared gigs in the forthcoming annual re-
gatta of the Kill-Von- Kull Rowing Asso-
citation.
In the posts headquarters at Wuif's
Hell, Bayonne proper, the comrades of
Custer Post No. 6, Sons of Veterans, held
Wednesday evening, the last of series of
weekly drill in the school for the company
arranged by Captain Philip Lumbreyer.
comra lie of Van Houton Post No. 8, G. A.
r., of Jersey City.
An auxiliary or anization to the Pamrapo
Athletic Club has been effected by the
wheelmen of the club. The members are
as follows: William d. Salter, captain;
Fl. G. Burke, secretary; Charles r. Nogel,
treasurer; Councilman Joseph E. Salter,
Arthur H. Stiles, Henry G. Nogel, Edward
Allaire, Ralph A. Mabie and Frank Vogel.
The comrades of James Van Buskirk
Post, No. 100, G. A. R., and Custer Post,
No, 6, Sons of Veterans. will attend relig-
Ious services this evening in the Madison
M. E. Church, upon an invitation extend
ed by the pastor, Rev. Charles F. Hull
The church choir will render a speclal
programme of music arranged by Organist
S. H. McQaaid.
Last Saturday afternoon the crack team
of the Bergen Point Athletic Club was
whitewashed by the nine of the Brooklyn
Athletic Club on the Avenue S. grounds at
Bergen Point. The winners made seven
runs. Wednesday afternoon the Bergen
Point team visited Brooklyn and turned
the tables by defeating the Brooklyn club
by score of IA to Il.